Storyboarding

Every idea starts with a little inspiration

About The Projects

Over the past few years, HTML5 banners have become the "it" ad format, thanks to their compact file size and ability to stream in assets on the fly. But before I start coding any animated banner, the first thing I do is storyboard the concept. This allows the client to visualise how their product will come alive in the ad. Seeing the storyboard is an invaluable step - it ensures we're aligned on the vision and flow of the animation before I ever open my code editor. This upfront alignment sets the project up for success and makes development smooth sailing. So while HTML5 empowers the animation technically, that classic creative tool - the storyboard - is still my go-to for bringing concepts to life and keeping clients delighted.

Mobirise

Woolley Pau Gyro

HTML5 Animated MPU

For their client AGC

The design on the left was for an HTML5 MPU. The storyboard shows a figure moving in before other figures appear and then the full logo of the client comes in to focus. The design was created in Adobe Photoshop and the animated using Google Web Designer.

Mobirise

Vodafone

HTML5 Animated Banner

New mobile phone range

This is an example of an HTML5 banner I created for Vodafone's new Smart Platinum 7 mobile phone range.

Mobirise

Vodafone

HTML5 Animated Banner

New mobile phone range

This is another example of an HTML5 banner I created also for Vodafone's new Smart Platinum 7 mobile phone range.

Address

London, UK

Contacts

Email: eugenestickney@gmail.com

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